Earth Torn Apart: I Become a Wizard
Chapter 84

The Jerry Clan

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On the way to the office, Leo and his group were not the only ones passing by; there were also many wizards coming and going, driving various slaves, or passing by strange and unusual magical artifacts.

The majority of the First-Level Wizard, but there were also quite a few Level Two Wizard, and even several Level Three Great Wizard were encountered.

When they saw Leo and Alice sitting on the level three Benji, they would take a few more glances. After all, two First-Level Wizard having level three slaves meant they were no ordinary wizards.

But when they saw Leo, they were all stunned for a moment. The level two and Level Three Great Wizard were fine; they nodded slightly to indicate that they meant no harm and left.

But the First-Level Wizard were different. They all stood up, bowed to Leo, and slowed down to let Leo and his group go first.

Leo initially didn't understand their behavior, but he quickly realized that their reverence wasn't for him or the Level 3 Benji beneath him, but for the Third-Class Wizard Medal he wore on his chest!

When the Purple Flame Stigmata Wizard introduced the medal, he said that every wizard's medal is under the watchful eye of the Wizard Will, and what they revere is the Wizard Will!

Is this the Wizard Will?

Leo muttered to himself, seeing awe and worship in the eyes of these wizards.

It took Benji half a month of full-speed flight to finally reach the outer office of the Tower of Elements that Alice had mentioned.

This is a towering structure that shines with multicolored light and breathes in elemental energy. The tower soars into the sky that its top is nowhere in sight, and its area is so vast that Leo cannot even perceive the complete outline of the tower.

Leo believed his senses could completely cover an entire town, yet he couldn't even perceive the entire tower. If he lived here, he could probably stay here forever without any problem.

Many doors were opened on each floor of the tower, and wizards were constantly going in and out.

"Welcome, two esteemed wizards, to the outer office of the Tower of Elements."

A small voice snapped Leo out of his shock. Leo looked in the direction of the sound and saw a rat about half the height of a person bowing to him and Alice.

What's adorable is that this mouse is dressed in clothes just like a human, and behaves like one.

"Hello,"

Leo's pupils contracted slightly; this inconspicuous rat was actually emanating a level two life force.

"Wow, you're actually a recipient of the Third-Class Wizard Medal, and a Body Refinement Wizard at that! I'm so honored today to have the privilege of personally receiving you, Wizard. I wouldn't regret dying right now."

When the mouse saw the wizard's medal on Leo's chest, it exaggeratedly widened its tiny eyes, then covered its mouth with its chubby little paws. Anyone who didn't know better would think it had seen a prehistoric beast.

Leo stared at the rat, which clearly exuded a level-two aura, behaving this way. How could it be so ridiculous?

He turned to look at Alice, his eyes full of questioning: Was it like this when she came before?

"These are the slaves of the Supreme Lord — the Jerry Clan, who serve the Supreme Lord. We cannot afford to offend them."

Alice's lips moved slightly, and she told Leo the information about the mouse in front of her.

But she didn't tell Leo that she hadn't been like this when she came before.

Remembering how indifferent she had been when she last came, Alice's eyes involuntarily Ice. If it weren't for the special status of the rat in front of her, Alice would have made sure he experienced what Ice hell was like.

Leo's eyes lit up instantly; it really was a mouse!

Looking at the mouse in front of him, whose strength had reached level two but whose expression was still comical, and then at the smiling face on Leo's face, Benji seemed to have realized something. Instantly, he shrunk his body into a ball, jumped onto Leo's shoulder, and secretly bared his teeth at the mouse.

'Little brat, anyone can act cute.'

To Benji's surprise, the rat actually turned around and showed him its rear end...

He was still leading the way, swaying back and forth, constantly saying things that even Benji found nauseating.

"Praise be to the Wizard! You are the light of the world, you are the future of the world. Meeting you has given me meaning in life. If I am fortunate enough to hear the legendary story of how you earned your medal, I will treasure your story as I would a delicious succulent..."

Tons of flattery rained down on Leo. Leo didn't understand why this slave of the Supreme Lord was praising him so much. He, a mere Level One Body Refinement Wizard, shouldn't be this important!

The Supreme Lord... Leo couldn't even imagine what kind of being that was.

Faced with such blatant flattery, and without figuring out why he was being treated so specially, Leo could only smile and remain silent.

Slaves are the lowest of the low in the Wizard World, but it depends on whose slave they are!

Leo didn't object, but the body of the Benji on his shoulder kept swelling with anger. He secretly glanced at Alice to the side and saw that her complexion was similar to his own.

The moment Leo entered the tower, he felt a strange sense of disorientation, as if he had returned to Earth...

Not Earth, but the future Earth!!!

Bright electric lights, an automated temperature control system, electronic displays, synthesized voices— Leo even spotted several computers with an umbrella-shaped Earth logo.

Leo saw a reflection of Earth in these technologies, but they were not quite the same, because the technology in this tower was clearly more advanced than that on Earth.

But it definitely incorporates Earth's technology; Leo was absolutely certain of that.

Leo's heart was pounding uncontrollably. He took many deep breaths, but he still couldn't calm himself down.

Her eyes wanted to well up with tears, but Leo forcefully suppressed them.

Nearly a century has passed since the moment the Earth was torn apart. Those people from that time have long since vanished. Even if there are still humans in the Wizard World, they are only the second or third generation.

The second generation can no longer be considered human beings on Earth!!!

Lonely,

Reason quickly suppressed this momentary, abnormal behavior, and he followed the rat in front of him toward the private room.

The tower was filled with rats as tall as a person, the most common being level one, with quite a few level two and three as well, accompanying the wizards in handling various tasks.

In the private room,

"Respected recipient of the Third-Class Wizard Medal, my beloved and revered wizard, what service do you require? Would you like me to introduce you to a few female wizards of similar age? Or perhaps I could introduce you to our most unique services?"

The mouse was saying the most cheesy things, its body constantly pressed against Leo, its little eyes squeezing at Leo. This behavior brought back Leo's deepest memories of the time he encountered someone at the train station asking if he wanted a girl.

"Stop your dirty tricks, or I'll file a complaint against you."

Alice's face was frighteningly dark, her breath churning, and the surrounding space crackling and popping, with tiny ice crystals constantly appearing. She had endured it all the way, but she finally couldn't take it anymore.

The mouse not only ignored her, but now it's getting increasingly outrageous.

"I just want to choose a suitable location to build the wizard's tower, I have no other requirements, and I don't need your services." Leo coughed and quickly pushed the chubby rat away.

I have to say, this little guy feels pretty good to hold!

The mouse glanced at Leo, then at Alice, whose face was so dark it looked like it could eat him Alice, and timidly took a tiny step away from Leo.

Then, looking aggrieved, it stretched out its little paw and tapped it in mid-air, instantly creating a transparent light screen in front of its eyes.

As the mouse's tiny paws tapped incessantly, a terrain map appeared on the screen, divided into different colors.

The mouse pointed to the green spots and said somewhat timidly, "These are all locations you can choose from. Wizard, you can take a look at the materials first. If you don't understand something, I can explain it to you. If you have any special requirements, please let me know, and I can give you targeted suggestions."

"If you have time, I can accompany you to see it in person."

"Because you are a recipient of the Third-Class Wizard Medal, you are entitled to a 30% discount on land use fees. The same 30% discount applies to your use of the Wizard Tower we provide, and all purchases within the tower are also 30% off."

Leo didn't speak, but looked at Alice.

Alice tapped the screen a few times, reducing the original selection to just one.

Leo understood that this was Alice's Tower.

"I'll choose this place," Leo said.

"Alright, no problem. May I ask, sir, will you build the wizard tower yourself, or will you use ours? We have a professional team of slaves who can custom-build wizard towers, including the facilities inside; any style is fine."

The mouse directly clicked on the wizard tower template on the light screen, and there were hundreds of thousands of options to choose from.

As for the supporting facilities, they are countless.

There's also a customizable version. Leo looked at the description above, which clearly stated that as long as you have money, nothing is a problem.

They even had templates for floating islands, and Leo even saw that the highest level was a wizard tower created from a single plane.

Isn't that something only Stigmata Wizard can use?

You're showing this to a Level One Lesser Wizard?

And the price listed after it—why bother with all those long zeros?!

But it must be said that the little mouse's service was extremely thorough, explaining everything in great detail, such as what architectural style suits what kind of environment, and even asking Leo if he had any color preferences, and whether he liked black.

"Give me the cheapest one, but the accompanying laboratory must be this 500-energy-crystal set." Leo didn't care much about his quality of life, but he insisted that the laboratory be the best.

"No problem. The land use fee, wizard tower fee, and laboratory fee will total nine hundred energy crystals. Your Third-Class Wizard Medal will give you a 30% discount, making it six hundred and thirty energy crystals. We also have a package deal: for just ten more energy crystals, you can get a set of mechanical slaves. These mechanical slaves are specially made to the highest standards of servants. With them, your daily life will enjoy an unprecedented level of luxury."

Leo looked at the way the rat was staring at him and smiled, its small eyes reduced to slits. It looked like it was about to rub its paws together and pull money out of its Shadow Space.

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